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Soil Values project Launch in Burkina Faso.

 

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This is a good example of value because the dark background makes the light from the sparkler stand out.

this image is value

the main character is the color in the sky

Values, Value and Worth: Their Relationship to HCI?

When such time comes...switch on the geyser! :P

The photos for these set's (the Elements and Princeples of design) the goals were to capture images that represent a certain type of photography style. We were to take two pictures of each one, this photo in particular is representing value.

I definitly expierienced a few challenges and road blocks in this assignment, because some of the types of photography were very diffucult to think of, for example contrast and lines because they had such hard scenarios to think of.

This assignment stretched me in the way that I learned how difficult it is to come up with a scenario for some things and it also widened my eyes to see lines when I look at an object, or different perspectives when I am living every day life.

I learned how to take photos of value, or contrast, and unity or reppetition. This project taught me that I can also be a good photographer by using the tools that this project taught me.

 

For this particular photo you are seeing the wheel of a byicicle and it's shadow reflected off concrete. I like this picture because it has a very dark and retro fee lto it, almost like it was taken in the days of black and white photography. This picture could be improved in the aspect that there is the shadow of a person in the shadow of the bike wheel which should be removed so that the whole wheel's shadow is visible.

2009-09-10 @ Hemgården, Lund

Advertising and marketing giants know how hard it is for us to pass up a free offer. They also know that the only way we’ll do it is if what’s on offer has no value to us. So their mission is to convince us that the reason our life has lost its zip is because we don’t have the particular product or service they are being paid to promote. And incase we’re not quite sure, to seal the deal we’re pushed over the edge with the irresistible “Buy 2 Get 1 Free!” mantra. In today’s matter crazed world we can also easily pass on spirituality because we don’t see how it could add any punch to our party. After all, what do you really get out of “being spiritual”? Because it’s so rare to find someone who has actually achieved what is available in spiritual pursuits, this mindset is, unfortunately, understandable.

 

What is available through a genuine non-material lifestyle? Bhakti wisdom lists two observable items, with genuine happiness being number one on the list. That means happiness which is not based or dependent on anything external, which has no distress mixed in, and which is always increasing. The second item is the dedicated effort to give the opportunity for that kind happiness to others. As Bhagavad Gita explains:

 

“Because the Bhaki Yogi is truly happy due to connection to the Supreme, out of compassion he or she tries to hard share this connection with others.”

 

Believe it or not these people, although few and far between, are out there. And they can help add the greatest value to our lives, if we’ll let them.

Complementary cottage industries selling value-added food products like breadfruit chips, taro hummus, and kulolo, a traditional taro pudding (right), could offer employment to many. Photo copyright Ian Umeda/www.ianumeda.com.

   

Value. Create a need, a new idea, a compelling reason for people to like your writing. Remember how authors of novels touch the lives of the readers? Sell through the heart, impart words that giving meaning to their lives, something they ought to remember…

So when all is said and done, one has to remember that change is the most constant thing in this world. Strategies in marketing can vary, innovate, and soar to new heights. Furthermore, going deeper and looking at the nitty gritty techniques of marketing is another topic. But above all else, it is imperative to remember to immortalize your content writing and create a timeless impression on your audience.

"Value Life 2008" Helsinki Rautatientori, photo Marja Karttunen

This is value because there are lights and darks in the blanket.

Santo's poultry house in Ngazi - DRC.

 

Photo by Axel Fassio/CIFOR-ICRAF

 

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